Delta Reign Top 10 Chase Cards: Every Price Two Days Before Launch

Delta Reign reaches stores on Friday, November 6, and the chase list is already clear. Two Mega Rayquaza ex cards sit near $400 each. Nothing else in the set tops $100.

These are the 10 most expensive cards in the set, ranked by TCGplayer prices we checked on the evening of November 4, 2026. Treat them as a snapshot, not a value. The set is not out, these cards have just 6 to 22 listings each, and three of them have no market price at all.

How We Ranked Them

Our own card database does not have Delta Reign prices yet, so every figure here comes straight from TCGplayer. Where it shows a market price, we use it. Where it does not, we use the lowest listing and call it an ask, because an ask is what a seller wants, not what a buyer paid.

We are leaving pull rates out. Pokemon does not publish them, and not enough English product has been opened for a community estimate worth printing.

Rank	Card	Number	Rarity	Price (Nov 4)	Lowest listing	Listings
1	Mega Rayquaza ex	141/103	Mega Hyper Rare	$400.00 ask	$400.00	6
2	Mega Rayquaza ex	138/103	Special Illustration Rare	$397.94 market	$448.60	6
3	Raikou ex	136/103	Special Illustration Rare	$99.98 ask	$99.98	9
4	Zinnia’s Trust	140/103	Special Illustration Rare	$74.94 market	$69.00	12
5	Mega Golurk ex	137/103	Special Illustration Rare	$49.99 market	$40.99	10
6	Eevee	114/103	Illustration Rare	$40.97 market	$31.13	20
7	Mega Golisopod ex	135/103	Special Illustration Rare	$39.67 ask	$39.67	10
8	Groudon	111/103	Illustration Rare	$37.64 market	$28.76	22
9	Kecleon	117/103	Illustration Rare	$31.19 market	$25.74	20
10	Altaria	116/103	Illustration Rare	$29.69 market	$17.76	21

1. Mega Rayquaza ex, Mega Hyper Rare, 141/103

$400.00 ask, no market price yet. This is the gold card and the last number in the set. TCGplayer has no market figure for it, so the rank rests on one lowest listing. Sold prices elsewhere are all over the place: PriceCharting’s recent sales run from about $310 to about $570, and the $310 sale is the newest one.

2. Mega Rayquaza ex, Special Illustration Rare, 138/103

$397.94 market, $448.60 lowest listing. Call the top spot a tie. The gold card leads on our ranking rule by $2.06, but the cheapest SIR on TCGplayer costs more than the cheapest gold card tonight, and Screen Rant reports eBay SIR sales as high as $749. This is the art card: Rayquaza coiled through fire and molten rock.

3. Raikou ex, Special Illustration Rare, 136/103

$99.98 ask, no market price yet. This is the only card outside Rayquaza anywhere near $100. Raikou drops through white lightning between stone pillars, and it is the only ex in the top 10 that is not a Mega. Its lowest listing fell from $124.48 on November 3 to $99.98 a day later, which tells you how soft these numbers are.

4. Zinnia’s Trust, Special Illustration Rare, 140/103

$74.94 market, $69.00 lowest listing. The only Trainer in the top 10. Zinnia sits on a ledge above the clouds with sunlight breaking through behind her. Supporter SIRs often sell on the character as much as the card, and Zinnia has history with Rayquaza from Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, which fits this set.

5. Mega Golurk ex, Special Illustration Rare, 137/103

$49.99 market, $40.99 lowest listing. Golurk glows gold against purple and orange ruins. Screen Rant says that market figure rests on a single recorded sale, so the $40.99 listing is the better guide for now.

6. Eevee, Illustration Rare, 114/103

$40.97 market, $31.13 lowest listing. This is the highest-priced Illustration Rare in the set, ahead of the Mega Golisopod ex and Aarune Special Illustration Rares. Eevee peeks out of a travel bag in art by Hideki Ishikawa, and that is the whole pitch.

7. Mega Golisopod ex, Special Illustration Rare, 135/103

$39.67 ask, no market price yet. A Mega Pokemon on a Special Illustration Rare, priced below an Eevee Illustration Rare. It sits at this end of the list because of the Pokemon on it, not the rarity.

8. Groudon, Illustration Rare, 111/103

$37.64 market, $28.76 lowest listing. Ryota Murayama paints Groudon in a field of lava. It is the natural partner to the Kyogre promo that comes with the Elite Trainer Box, and its Brutal Lands attack hits harder when a Legendary Stadium is in play, so it has a small gameplay tie to the set’s split Stadium cards too.

9. Kecleon, Illustration Rare, 117/103

$31.19 market, $25.74 lowest listing. The wild card of the list. Tomokazu Komiya hides Kecleon in a riot of flowers, fireworks, and pattern, and it looks like nothing else in the set. A $30 Kecleon is a pure art price.

10. Altaria, Illustration Rare, 116/103

$29.69 market, $17.76 lowest listing. Altaria blends into a bank of white clouds with music notes trailing behind it. Look at the gap: the lowest listing is $11.93 under the market price, the widest percentage gap in this top 10. Do not pay the market number for this one.

What the Prices Are Telling You

In one day, the gold card’s lowest listing fell from $449.95 to $400.00 while the SIR’s market price rose from $350.00 to $397.94. Neither move means much. With about six listings on each card, one sale or one new seller moves the number.

Japan offers a steadier reference. The English set draws largely on Storm Emeralda, released July 31, where the gold card had a $697.61 TCGplayer market on November 3 and the SIR had $226.42. Raikou ex was at $43.37 and Zinnia’s Trust at $21.19 the same day, which puts the English copies at about 2.3 and 3.5 times the Japanese price before launch.

Our read, and this is a prediction, not a fact: everything below Rayquaza on this list is likely to come down once boxes are open. If you pull one of these cards this weekend, the early price is worth paying attention to. If you are buying singles, nothing here needs to be bought before the set is even out.

We run the full numbers, including sealed prices and what happened to 30th Celebration’s launch prices, in our Buy, Hold, Skip guide on release day. Once the set is out, track your pulls with the Binder Builder.